Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-07-19

Di16sld since Ia, year. not only in iis
prsssa, aPPsArAacss, ba, in lA''ins re-
suits.
The spool mill and corn canning
factory how well under way. are % be
WY large and extensive bailding'. and
nil cover quite large piece Of ground.
They ~ill. each q them. be between two
and ihree hundred feet in length. The
spool mill. about iO0xjO feet. two stories
hish. the frame q which Is made Of tim
b,rs q large Dimensions. and moot sub
s'aaiiAll, pat together. thoroughly ofAe.
"a nth h.cmeiAs knees. the outside OF
which j., III covered. i foe looking
baildirg. Ttey ar nov about proceed
ins 20 srci very large and extensive
building O. secure their lumber in
The {, n canning factory i nov farther
advanced I'D much nearer completion
Ths Building. row extending more than
200 f,,t ia lens,h ATE well under way.
til oa'.ids 81 them being al covered
I'D glazed, with the boiler
al .st. nd ready cor operation. The
shcp for making cans. etc. IN the seoond
.'ofy j. 80 fAr completed. thA, their ma.
chinsry and work i nov being carried
on IN the rev shop. The buildings add
machinery ~ill De ready fof use before
the corn will be ready for harvest.
These factories ate located in one q
The MOS; beautiful places ia DiNheld Sl.
lase. Thsy arc situated eas, Of Weld
street, some sixty or eighty rods back
from ihe street. in that beautiful inter
vale Geld owned and occupied by the late
Charles I Chase for mote than hf'y
years dgiias bis life time. and slsee bis
deeease. by bis son. W. SCOT, Chase
Assoon A. The spool Mil Go. bal puf-
chased the 10, q Eve ,eies and had locai.
81 the 30, Coz the factory, aud bad 'old
a por,ioa ofi,to the Corn Gaming fseto-
~ Co, and they bad fixed The place ior
their factory. the sslecimen Of Dlxheld.
located a new street. % some call u two
streets. bui Il i al one street. This
new stree, starts IN or leaves the Weld
stree, aboai thirty rods south Of The
Randall s,ard. ihenee east, on the line
between the 10, purchased AID Owned ey
the spool Mil Co., sad that Of 'Aid W
: Chase. extending across that beautiful
ia,ervale some fifty rods. passing by, And
sufficiently near 10 Accommodate both OF
The factories. thence forming right
angle AID extending south some eighty
rods or more. and coming ouiuPoa Main
stree, cas-, Of The Gnnge Hall The sc.
lee,men then called meeting Of the cit
irens Of DIaeld. 70 see Il the iowa would
aecep, The stree, OF streets. a. located by
them: and a. W. :. Chase consented TO
the acceptance Of the streets. (nosi OF
them being through bis land without
his a.kins OF receiving anything f5f dam.
ase., the location wAs readily accepted
BY the town.
And aow. While speaking Of the new
street. no, A. yet hAvins been ehri',sned
by any name. (ihA, have heard on !
hone shall 20; De considered in,rudlng,
or shall Be p,rdoned. Il ! suggest. ,hA,
on .ccoun, o. the gres, respect aad high
estimation o. The people Of Dixheld, Of
The late owner Of the hse plot, through
which the street passes. and also the very
generous giit 70 the town, by the present,
owner. ". ;. Chase. E'q Of the l,nd
occupied by aid streets. ihA, the stree,
leadins from Weld stree, be named aud
called Chase Street" That | think
would be Only jus, tribute Of respect.
AID would perpstuA,s the memory Of one
Of our early and mos, vensr,ied citizens.
l hope The street may Be ehri''ened by
that name.
While I va. seated ia the oth:e writ
ing. = couple Of fine looking gentlemen
nom Bo.,oa. stepped into the Office. aud
one q them a, once stepped forward, and
calling re by name and taking me by
the hand. asked me Il ! remembered him.
| looked him fall in the face, and rising
suddenly up. sAid "lss, unless your
eye. belle you. hi. j. Augustus Robin
son" he says "lou are right lam
the little boy ,hs, went 20 school 20 you
on Paris Hin. and you are The msn that
my friend. sam Carter. calls his old pre-
eep,or. Then after hearty shaking Of
hand.. he introduced me 70 hi. accom-
panying friend. a. A. J. Hilburns. E-q..
merchant. doing business A. Nos. SO. SIS
and 40. Chsgney 81. Boston lie was
|. nAtive Of the town Of Oxford in Oxford
county. We then "a, down and eonyers-
ed rapidly Coz about one hour. IL was
certainly one Of the ple.ssn,es; meetings
have had for long time When they
said they must 20. | WAS 10th 10 part
With them. The li;,le isn-yesr-old boy
was the vsriisble Augustus Gilman Rob-
inson who was later 4 cadet a, West
Point. AID i now. "Qlariermssier-in-
chief for New England coast defenees.
Their trip vas TO take 10 Livermore Falls,
thence 70 the Norl.nd.. IN Lvermore,
tomorrow. thence TO Baekheld and 10
Hsbron Academy, and then to Paris aud
Oxford.
My postal card. fear Is already too
long COZ publication in your paper. bat |
cannot well close without jas, adding
tia, the extensive repairs now being
made. both inside and outside. TO our
church on Zion's Hill, are f,s, being
broush, 10 a close. The repsirs are TO
Be thorough. |, will appear like new
house. especially on the inside The
work i. under the direction Of Mr.. wm.
the veteran church builder.
lie Is an excellent mechanic. aud live
man in business. anywhere. His new
house will be . very fine one. The out
side is all completed aud painted, the in.
tide laihsd and the masons are now lay
Ing the plasiering.
Frank Stanley Is now having the eel-
iAr dug and stoned for his new house,
.oon to be built. on the next 10, TO Mr..
p,,,narn'. on Well street He will